Feeding The Wife.

Well spotted :).

PS not too sure but it looks like she has a tick on her head :(
 
JohnC6 said:
Will it be able to get rid of it ? What if it can't?
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I don't know but nature can be cruel by human standards .

On a side note.....I recall seeing an item on the TV some while back of IIRC a Red Deer hind which was truly infested with ticks to the point where she was dying because of blood loss. AFAIK ticks once gorged will drop off......but a robin is so small, what damage might be done before the tick might/does drop off :(
 
The tick will drop off, probably leaving no lasting effects on the Robin unless there is disease or infection, which is unlikely. Major damage is done to small animals (and birds) when the infestation is great and anaemia results. Looking at the size of the tick, I think it would drop off in a day or so -- I think the Robin will be fine.
 
ShinySideUp said:
The tick will drop off, probably leaving no lasting effects on the Robin unless there is disease or infection, which is unlikely. Major damage is done to small animals (and birds) when the infestation is great and anaemia results. Looking at the size of the tick, I think it would drop off in a day or so -- I think the Robin will be fine.
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I hope so :)
 
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